Introducing: Aeolian Understory
For a few years now I’ve been recording the PSNS’s Curious Minds lecture series with the resultant videos making their […]
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New Toy: Meet the Wobbleometer(TM)
I’ve had my eye on the Raspberry Shake seismometer for a couple of years now. Last week, I finally succumbed
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A Geek in Lockdown
What’s a geek to do to keep the world turning?
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ShinyPhoto: New Website
The old ShinyPhoto website was getting a bit long in the tooth. It saw several versions of Python come and
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Frame interpolation for timelapse, using Julia
A long time ago I wrote a python utility to interpolate frames for use in timelapse. This project was timelapse.py. Back
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How Many Megapixels?
There are several cliches in the field of megapixel-count and resolution required for acceptable photographic prints. In no particular order:
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Pentax K-1: an open-source photo-processing workflow
There is a trope that photography involves taking a single RAW image, hunching over the desktop poking sliders in Lightroom,
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A bit of a hardware upgrade
Four and a half years ago I bought basalt,. a Lenovo Thinkpad W520 notebook. Named for being black and geometrically
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Now with added solar panels
The first thing I did on buying a new house in November was to have solar panels installed. Like, within
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Too-Big Data? That don’t impress me much
On a whim, I spent the evening in Edinburgh at a meetup presentation/meeting concerning Big Data, the talk given by
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Discovering SmartOS
It has been a long and interesting weekend of fixing computers. Adopt the pose: sit cross-legged on the floor surrounded
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Announcing Timelapse.jl – frame interpolation for timelapse photography
A few years ago I wrote a python utility for interpolating a greater number of frames from a smaller set,
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Transitions
Nearly 3 years ago I spent the best part of 2 hours one afternoon in PCWorld, looking to kick the